C&S EZ Fill Bottom Suet Wild Bird Feeder, Copper
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- Bottom suet feeder for wild birds.
- Specifically constructed to hold 3 suet cakes.
- Features a level indicator so you can always see how much food is inside.
- Equipped with a convenient hanging chain for easy set up just about anywhere.
- Built with a hammertone body and copper-plated roof for long-lasting durability.
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| Price | $16.21Chewy Price | $14.00Chewy Price | $19.81Chewy Price | $15.79Chewy Price | $19.97Chewy Price |
| Bird Type | Wild Bird | Wild Bird, Bluebird, Chickadee, Nuthatch, Titmouse, Woodpecker | Wild Bird | Wild Bird, Chickadee, Nuthatch, Titmouse, Woodpecker | Wild Bird |
| Material | Metal, Steel | Metal, Steel | Wood | Metal, Steel | Plastic |
| Capacity (Max) | 3 suet cakes | 56-oz or 1 suet cake | n-a | 2 suet cakes | 10-lb |
| Food Form | — | — | — | — | Suet |
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10 Customer Reviews
Great for larger woodpeckers
I initially bought a suet feeder with a round cage when it was suggested that I consider feeding woodpeckers to stop any more holes being drilled in my garage wall. And that worked fine for the small downy woodpeckers but not the hairy or red bellied ones. So I got these instead. Two of them, and now all the woodpeckers can jackhammer the suet instead of my garage. They took to it right away. Best feeder I've had for woodpeckers.
I love this
I got this to keep the starlings and blackbirds away from the suet. It works perfectly. Both pairs of woodpeckers, Chickadees and Carolina Wrens eat from it daily. I am ordering another one for my other tree as I prefer this style over the green cage style. The way mine hangs, the squirrels can’t balance to eat from it. (No worries, they get their own peanuts and fruit everyday.)
EXCELLENT
Without question one of my best "bird" buys. It easily fits 3 large suets and the woodpeckers are using it all the time and seem to stay longer at them
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The birds do not seem to like this suet feeder. Had it up for a week and few birds used it. I think it is too difficult for birds to get into upside down position without something on the side of the feeder to perch on to get into upside down position. I would not buy it again.
Birds don't use it
This is a cute little feeder and I was excited to receive it, but after moving it many times and trying suggestions from others, this feeder is impractical. The birds simply cannot find it, so it's a waste of money and materials.
Pretty but too easy for the local raccoon.
Before the birds figured it out an overnight visitor(probably raccoon) got in, removed the suet level indicator and took 2 of the suet cakes. The birds did figure it out and got started on the last suet cake. I'd started taking the feeder in at night, but one night shortly after dark but before I got home to take down the feeder, the visitor came again and took the last suet cake.